Amyclas

/ˈæmɪkləs/ noun

Definition

A figure from Greek mythology, a Spartan who was the father of the famous prophet Manto and grandfather of Ampyx.

Etymology

From Greek mythology, the name Amyclas appears in various genealogies of legendary Greek families. The name likely derives from the city Amyclae and represents one of many mythological ancestors recorded in classical texts.

Kelly Says

Amyclas shows up in mythology mostly because ancient Greeks loved tracing family trees of famous seers and prophets—if you were important enough, the Greeks invented an impressive genealogy for you!

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